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The Reformed Tradition and Immigration
The Reformed, at their best, are guardians of compassion and justice toward immigrants and refugees.
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Souls or Bodies?
Evangelism, Social Justice, and the Reformed Tradition.
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The Economics of Liturgy
If you want to fight economic injustice, go to church.
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August 2024

Confession and Clarity
Sometimes, I don't hit my own mark.
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Loving Your Country While Hating Your Neighbor
Trading one political idol for another.
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July 2024

A Theology for Nonpersons
How can you tell me God loves me in a world that is so inhumane?
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June 2024

The Danger of Spiritual Gentrification
When the issues of White Evangelicalism come at the expense of my immediate neighbor, I am a spiritual gentrifier.
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(Recommitting to) Five Things We Will Not Do
We don't want to make a name for ourselves, we want to show you Jesus!
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Taking a Break
Overthinking? Oh you mean predicting the future.
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A Third Note on Grief
If Jesus keeps his promises to us, we will have many more people to love ­­– and lose.
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White Presbyterians and Anti-Black Racism
Truth-telling matters.
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May 2024

The Spiritual Soil of the Urban Context
Setting Jesus apart from Spiritualism and Legalism
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